Why the 20" iMac Is Perfect for Home or School, John Hatchett, Recycled Computing
lowendmac.com 9/29/2009 — The aluminum iMac has plenty of power and screen space, yet it's small enough and light enough to tote from place to place.

Old Macs in the New Economy, John Hatchett, Recycled Computing
lowendmac.com 11/26/2008 — "We are the kings of making our computers last, last, and last some more."

More Power to Go: Snow Leopard, Safari 4, the iPhone, and the Internet, John Hatchett, Recycled Computing
lowendmac.com 6/16/2009 — Last week's WWDC points to a future that is smaller and leaves behind Apple's legacy PowerPC hardware.

Choosing My Next Low-end Desktop Mac, John Hatchett, Recycled Computing
lowendmac.com 5/19/2009 — The recently deceased iBook G4 was going to take up desktop duty. Now the options are a G4 iMac, 17" PowerBook, Power Mac G4, and Power Mac G5.

How to Use a 1G iPod touch as a WiFi Phone, John Hatchett, Recycled Computing
lowendmac.com 2/18/2009 — All you need is a 1G iPod touch with 2.2 software, a microphone for it, the Fring app, and a Skype account.

Yes, iTunes 9 Will (Mostly) Run on G3 Macs, John Hatchett, Recycled Computing
lowendmac.com 9/16/2009 — Apple says iTunes 9 requires a 1 GHz G4 for standard video, but many iTunes features work just fine on a 500 MHz G3 Mac.

What's More Practical, a Netbook or an iPod touch?, John Hatchett, Recycled Computing
lowendmac.com 2/12/2009 — While the netbook has a larger screen and a real keyboard, those things make it much less likely to be taken everywhere than an iPod touch or iPhone.

Blue Clamshell iBook Ready for Action, John Hatchett, Recycled Computing
lowendmac.com 9/3/2009 — Introduced nine years ago, the first iBook with FireWire is sturdy, a decent performer, and looks like no other laptop.

The AC Power Adapter Blues, John Hatchett, Recycled Computing
lowendmac.com 5/11/2009 — Between cell phones, notebook computers, and other devices, we're going to bury the world in power adapters.

Salvaging Parts from a Dead iBook, John Hatchett, Recycled Computing
lowendmac.com 5/26/2009 — With a broken power plug, the iBook was unusable - but the RAM, hard drive, and optical drive can live on.